Describe the state of close relationship between the legislature and excutive in India
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In a parliamentary system of government the legislature controls the executive through a vote of no-confidence, asking of questions and adjournment motion.
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The executive continues in office so long as it enjoys the confidence of the majority of members in the legislature.
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The President has the power to summon and prorogue both the Houses of the legislature. He may also dissolve the Lower House and order for fresh elections.
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The Bills passed by the legislature are submitted to the President for final approval. A Bill cannot become an Act unless it has been assented to by him.
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The President may issue ordinances during the recess of the legislature though the nature and life of ordinances differ from state to state.
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A parliamentary executive i.e. Minister has more or less complete control over the legislative work of the legislature.
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The executive exercises powers of 'delegated legislation'. The parliament makes laws in general broad terms and delegates the powers to the executive to fill in the details. The power takes the form of rules and regulations issued by the administration under a law of the parliament.
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The executive controls the finance, prepares the budget and presents it to the Parliament. No money bill can be introduced in parliament without the previous consent of the President.
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These two must work together for effective functioning of the government.
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I Hope it's help you..!!!
___________
___________
In a parliamentary system of government the legislature controls the executive through a vote of no-confidence, asking of questions and adjournment motion.
--------->>>>
The executive continues in office so long as it enjoys the confidence of the majority of members in the legislature.
--------->>>>
The President has the power to summon and prorogue both the Houses of the legislature. He may also dissolve the Lower House and order for fresh elections.
---------->>>>>
The Bills passed by the legislature are submitted to the President for final approval. A Bill cannot become an Act unless it has been assented to by him.
--------->>>>>
The President may issue ordinances during the recess of the legislature though the nature and life of ordinances differ from state to state.
-------->>>>>>
A parliamentary executive i.e. Minister has more or less complete control over the legislative work of the legislature.
--------->>>>>
The executive exercises powers of 'delegated legislation'. The parliament makes laws in general broad terms and delegates the powers to the executive to fill in the details. The power takes the form of rules and regulations issued by the administration under a law of the parliament.
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The executive controls the finance, prepares the budget and presents it to the Parliament. No money bill can be introduced in parliament without the previous consent of the President.
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These two must work together for effective functioning of the government.
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I Hope it's help you..!!!
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